judicatory
Definition
Noun: 1. The system of law courts that administer justice and constitute the judicial branch of government. It refers to the entire structure and organization of courts and judges within a legal system.
Usage
The word "judicatory" is a formal and somewhat rare term used to describe the judiciary as an organized, functioning system. It emphasizes the administrative and operational aspects of the courts.
Examples
- The independence of the judicatory is a fundamental principle of a democratic state.
- Reforms were proposed to make the national judicatory more efficient and accessible to citizens.
- The case highlighted the complex relationship between the legislative branch and the judicatory.
Advanced Usage
- "Judicatory functions": This phrase refers to the core activities and duties performed by the courts, such as adjudicating disputes, interpreting laws, and administering justice.
- The commission examined whether the tribunal was properly exercising its judicatory functions.
Variants and Related Words
- Judicature (noun): A very close synonym, often used interchangeably with "judicatory" to mean the administration of justice or the court system.
- Judiciary (noun): The most common and general term for the judicial branch of government, including the judges collectively.
- Judicial (adjective): Relating to courts, judges, or the administration of justice (e.g., , ).
Synonyms
- Judiciary
- Court system
- Judicature
- The courts
- Judicial branch
Antonyms
- Legislature (the branch of government that makes laws)
- Executive (the branch of government that implements and enforces laws)
Noun
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the system of law courts that administer justice and constitute the judicial branch of government
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